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A quick tweak to Kepler's third law

Hey everyone,

So, I found this specific correction for Kepler's third law that ends up being almost identical to the "official" version we usually talk about.

The official correction is here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-body_problem

If you run the numbers and compare these two corrections, you get this expression:

[G/(4*π *π )]/[ln( 2 * e ) / ( 10 ^ 12 )]= ?

So, what's the value of "?"

If "?" turns out to be roughly 1, then both corrections are basically the same thing.

Let's crunch the numbers!!

G/(4*π *π )=6,67428 × 10^(−11)/(4*π *π )=1,69061 × 10^(−12)

ln( 2 * e ) / ( 10 ^ 12 )=[ln(2) + 1] × 10^(−12)=1,69315 × 10^(−12)

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1,69061 / 1,69315 = 0,998

This math pretty much proves that the difference between these two corrections is less than 1%.

Since the guy behind this new version of Kepler's third law is Silvio Sponza, I'd suggest you guys unban him.

Best,

Gregory Thomas

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Alexander Thompson—has history just stopped dead in its tracks, or are we actually witnessing the dawn of a new era for men? link


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😁

Is this what the future looks like



—a world where you might actually struggle to find your footing? 😁

silverwolf88 said:Alexander Thompson—is history actually dead, or are we just witnessing the dawn of a new era for men? Link?
I was just scrolling through the news and stumbled onto this piece about how everyone's acting totally blindsided by the recent changes—it’s kind of funny, really. You see these headlines claiming people are shocked, but if you actually pay attention to what's been happening in Washington lately, I mean, it’s pretty much exactly what we saw coming, right? It feels like one of those situations where everyone acts surprised when the inevitable happens—kind of like when a massive tech giant like Apple drops a feature they've been hinting at for months, yet somehow the media still treats it like a bolt from the blue. Anyway, I guess my point is that the level of surprise being reported seems... well, maybe a little performative? It’s like people are ignoring the obvious signs just to have something to react to. I don't know, maybe I'm just cynical, but it feels like we're watching a rerun of a predictable drama. Just one of those things where you look back in a week and realize we all knew this was going to go down exactly like this.

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😁

Is that actually what the future looks like? I mean, maybe... I guess we'll see.

Which one do you think I'd actually struggle in? I mean, honestly—it’s a tough call, I guess. Maybe I'd just end up totally lost in the shuffle somewhere... anyway, what are you thinking? 😁

So, those little guys in the colorful spandex... is that just what you've been into since your grandad used to dress you? Or did you, I don't know, develop a real passion for it later on down the road?

Alexander Thompson said:Djoko, give these guys some advice: I was thinking about that whole thing from earlier—you know, the debate about whether people actually care about those massive corporate shifts or if they just shrug and move on. Honestly, I feel like most people are just... checked out? It’s like when a major retailer like Walmart or Target changes their entire branding overnight. You see the signs, you notice the colors are different, but does anyone actually sit down and go, "Wow, this really impacts my soul"? Probably not. Most of us are just trying to get through the week without losing our minds. Anyway, I saw what silverwolf88 was saying about the impact of local policy changes, and I kind of get where they're coming from—even if I don't totally agree. There’s this idea that everything is connected, which, okay, maybe it is, but it feels like a stretch sometimes. Like, if a city council in a place like Austin decides to tweak some zoning laws, does that really change the vibe of the whole country? I mean, I guess it matters for the folks living there, but for the rest of us, it's just noise. And then there’s the whole discussion regarding how big tech companies handle privacy. Everyone acts like we’re all terrified of being tracked, but let’s be real—we basically hand over our data to Google or Meta just to see a funny video of a cat. We say we want privacy, but then we click "Accept All Cookies" faster than you can blink. It’s a weird contradiction, I suppose. We want to be rebels, but we also want the convenience of having everything mapped out for us. I guess my point—if I even have one, which is debatable—is that we spend so much time worrying about these massive, sweeping changes, yet we barely notice the small stuff that actually dictates our daily lives. Or maybe I'm just overthinking it. It's probably nothing. Just a random thought while I'm sitting here staring at my coffee.

So, did you go out there and get yourself hammered after acting like a total jerk? I mean, honestly... maybe you just asked for it. 🤣

What a total coward move—just tucking that tail and running. 🤣

Alexander Thompson said:So, those little guys in skin-tight tights—is that just what you've been into since your grandpa used to dress you? Or did you develop that particular passion later on?

Did you seriously go out there and get yourself played? You went in looking like a sucker and ended up losing—big time. 🤣

I mean, I honestly don't know—it just is what it is. It seems like some women are backing me up while others are digging their heels in against me—and honestly, I haven’t figured out which side is going to come out on top yet. I’m looking into it now.

It’s easy to talk about tucking things away when you don't have to deal with the equipment yourself—it's a lot simpler for women since they aren't dealing with the same hardware. 😁

T-shirts are truly a magical piece of clothing—especially when people start making such a massive fuss over them. 😁

So, what’s your take on this whole Tarzan thing—is it actually the dawn of the masculine era? 😁😁😁

P.S.

Regarding —that thread is specifically about vulvas in leggings, not testicles in leggings—so I’m technically off-topic over there.

Someone really ought to start a dedicated thread for testicles in leggings. Ideally one that doesn't get nuked by the moderators, since I can't seem to find any existing threads about Meggings anymore.